The Paths We Take
by DemonIncarnate - Ahahaha
Summary: For seventeen years, Raphael and Leonardo have lived without knowing where their little brothers have gone, or if they were even alive in the first place. But when Michelangelo suddenly drops by for a visit, they will soon find themselves in a world where spirit monsters exist, their brothers members of a clan, and an enemy they all must defeat for the sake of the world.
1. Prologue: The Vision

**I do not own TMNT 2003.**

_He was in an unknown battlefield where the warriors who fought were black silhouettes, faceless and anonymous. Yet the blood they spilled was truly crimson and their weapons flashed silver with every killing stroke made, with every death blow brought down. The strident clash of blades and the war cries of valiant pugilists filled his ears, the language they hollered all but an unintelligible garble. _

_Why was he here? Was this some kind of premonition?_

"_HELP!"_

_The voice spoke English, but was more cherished for its familiarity. He ran as fast as his feet would carry him, nimbly dodging and avoiding attacks he knew were not meant for him._

"_SOMEONE PLEASE!"_

_Faster! Faster! He knew who the voice's owner is, adored for the laughter he would always bring. What pushed him further onward was the absence of another beloved's voice. He spotted green at the far corner of his sight and rapidly turned to it, only to gasp in both surprise and horror._

_Before him were his two sons who had been missing for more than three years already. Their bandanna masks weren't on their usual places around their eyes, but he didn't need those lengths of colored cloth to determine one son from the other. The turtle who had cried out is his youngest, the bringer of smiles in the family. And the brother in his arms who lay broken, bleeding and deathly still is the son treasured for his surefire intelligence and kind heart._

"_No…not Donnie…no…please…" Michelangelo wept wretchedly as he brought Donatello's unresponsive hand to his cheek. "You have to wake up, Donnie! Don't leave me alone! Who's gonna keep me company when my nightmares get the better of me? Who's gonna hug me and tell me that everything will be all right?"_

_The watcher took a shaky step forward, close enough to see the extent of Donatello's injuries. The genius turtle had lost too much blood that his once olive green skin was a cross between pale green and grey. His carapace and plastron had been chipped and cracked in several places, vital fluid crimson seeping through the unnatural chinks. In the place of his doe brown eyes, once burning with youth and knowledge, was a bloody mess of lengthy scratches and gashes, violating and tainting his gentle features._

"_Don't die, bro! Please don't leave me! I love you too much to just let you go!"_

_With a sob, Michelangelo hugged his brother's battered and limp body close._

"_Someone…anyone…please help…help Donnie…"_

_He threw his head back to shout at the sky._

"_MASTER SPLINTER!"_

"!"

Splinter bolted upright from his futon with a yelp, sweat glistening among the follicles of his grey fur. That vision…his two sons…Donatello…

Fear had him in its gnarled clutches and he looked up to see the only source of light in his quarters. Four candles, all of different heights, stood tall on their golden stands. Each of these sticks of wax represented one of the four joys in his life, colored differently to signify one son from the other. The old rat had always felt security whenever he would lay his sharp eyes on them and for the past three years, hope when he found the candles of his absent sons still aflame. But this time, all he felt was dread and abyss-deep sorrow.

For the purple candle had been snuffed out by the unambiguous frigid wind of Death.

**A/N**

**Hey hey hey! Dia here! While overcoming Writer's Block in _Good Ol' Days_, this idea just suddenly burst in my mind. I'm a big fan of the anime _Nurarihyon No Mago _so yeah, this baby's slightly based on it. This takes place seventeen years in the future in the TMNT 2003-2009 Universe, the very one I've been watching when I was a kid. Don't get me wrong! This ain't a crossover with _Nurarihyon No Mago_.**

**This time, the Author's Note will appear once every update and I really won't define the Japanese terms I use. Don't worry though! They'll be familiar and the yokai - Japanese spirit monsters - I will include in this story will be described as the plot goes. Also, this story is just something to pass the time for me. I might delete or update it depending on your reviews.**

**Anyways, on with the show!**


	2. The Warning

**I do not own TMNT 2003**

_Here he was again, in the world of lush green fields with too few trees and where the sky was eternally ebony, too void of stars and other celestial bodies to be a blanket of night. A cool breeze blew, making the grass dance and bringing with it a light rain of carnation pink petals and the scent of cherries._

'Wait, this is not right. Petals…?'

_There was faint sobbing behind him so he turned around, gasping at what met his sight. Before him was a full-grown sakura tree, brown of bark and boughs laden with flecks of carnation pink. As the breeze played with the tree's petals, a child wept under the shade of the balding sakura. It was a little girl, ankle-length hair a rich moss green and skin as milky white as her kimono. Petite hands rubbed at big, innocent and watery eyes with irises the shade of ruby._

"_Why are you crying, Ojou-chan?"_

_The voice belonged to a small boy, probably a little older than the girl in age, who had come from behind the sakura. He had short tousled hair as grey as the winter sky and eyes blacker than the void above. His pale complexion complemented the midnight blue gi and indigo hakama he wore. _

"_I-I don't want to go back…" The girl whimpered as the boy sat beside her._

"_Go back where, Ojou-chan?"_

_The girl looked at the boy for a moment then buried her face in her hands._

"_T-To my master…"_

"_Why? Is your master a cruel one?"_

_The girl nodded viciously._

"_A-And…he's really scary. H-He likes…to harm people. I don't want to…b-but he forces me to do so. And he w-wants…me to go back to him!"_

_At that, she threw herself into the boy's open arms, bawling at the top of her voice. The boy tried to calm her down, stroking her moss green hair tenderly._

"_Don't worry," he cooed soothingly, "I'll make sure that he won't get you. He's gonna have to go through me first. And I'll protect you from him."_

_The girl gazed up at the boy with her beautiful ruby eyes._

"_Y-You promise, Totsuka-kun?"_

_The boy smiled at her and hugged her close._

"_I promise, Kusanagi-chan."_

'What? Totsuka and Kusanagi?'

He sat abruptly from his futon. The sudden action made his world swirl and he massaged his temples in an attempt to quell the roaring headache.

'_What the SHELL was that?'_

Sighing, he got up and fixed his futon. At his impulsive awakening, the thick quilt he had blanketed over himself had been thrown completely off his person and now lay on the tatami-carpeted floor. He then proceeded to dress into regular attire.

"Ohayou gozaimasu, Nidaime-sama," greeted the silhouette from behind his sliding door. "Breakfast is ready. Do you want me to call Fukuchou-sama and Waka to join you at the table?"

"Ah, yes, go do that," he replied nonchalantly as he put on his tabi, "I'll be there in a second."

The silhouette nodded and bowed down low to him before disappearing. Again, he stood up and approached the two sheathed katana perched comfily on their stand. One was milky white, handle and all, and its sheath had a design like climbing, moss green vines. The other had an indigo handle and its midnight blue sheath had grey clouds painted on its glossy surface.

'_Now why would I dream about you guys being children, of all things?'_

His sensitive ears picked up an unnatural whirring-like sound, a hum so soft yet metallic in timbre. With a huge hand, he took both katana and pulled them out of their sheaths at the same time with the other hand. He was surprised to see both blades vibrating so rapidly that to the untrained eye and from afar, they would go unnoticed. These were where the metallic hum was coming from.

'_So that wasn't JUST a dream, huh?'_

He whispered calming words to his swords and pushed them back into their sheaths. The katana were telling him something, and it was of the danger looming in, so extreme in gravity that the survival of every living being was at stake. His blades' restlessness was all but a warning.

Besides, he didn't really like the way how the reflection of mismatched eyes on metal had stared back at him this morning.


	3. The Visit

**I do not own TMNT 2003.**

Seventeen years.

It has been seventeen years since he'd last seen the rest of his family. Seventeen years of separation. Seventeen years of life away from modern civilization and home sweet home. Seventeen years of co-leading a nationwide clan.

Ten years since he had heard of Splinter's inevitable death.

He stopped in his tracks. No need to think of that now, especially when the clan needed all the help it can get for the epic battle in the future. The battle that will surely determine the fate of the entire world.

The distinctive sound of an ongoing brawl reached his ears and he smiled. Nothing had changed in his seventeen-year-long absence. Tipping his straw hat to shadow his face, he leapt off the rooftop and into the fray.

He smirked at the collective gasps of the Purple Dragons at the sight of a third, yet fully-clothed, mutant turtle, and at the sudden intakes of breath he heard his two elder brothers seize at the recognition of their youngest and long-lost sibling. And in that precious sliver of a second filled with surprise and astonishment, he struck. He was fast – too fast, lightning fast – for the thugs, his nunchaku spinning blurs of chains and skull-cracking wood. One second, he was bruising muscle, breaking bones and dislocating joints. And in the next, the alley was carpeted with a layer of fallen Dragons. Exhaling the breath he had held throughout all the whirlwind of movement and adrenaline, he stashed his weapons under his dirty white gi and faced his flabbergasted brothers, waving a three-fingered hand in friendly mannerism.

"Yo, guys! Long time no see!"

**-TPWT-**

Leonardo couldn't believe his eyes.

Standing before him was the brother who had been missing for seventeen years. The brother he'd never thought he would see again. The brother who had always brought smiles and laughter to the family long before his absence. Despite the lack of his bandanna mask and the straw hat, sleeveless sunset orange haori, dirty white gi and mud brown hakama he now wore, Leo would always recognize that ear-splitting grin on sea green.

He moved to embrace his brother, to never let him go ever again, but Raphael was faster and instead of a back-breaking bear-hug, he slugged Michelangelo across the beak. As the newly-arrived turtle fell back on his rump, Leo summoned all of his strength to hold Raph back.

"Where the FUCK have ya been, Mike?!" The eyepatched mutant roared, struggling to break free from the eldest's grip. "Ya've been a no-show fer seventeen years an' ya DARE ta show yer face jus' now?!"

Constraining Raphael was like a riding a spirited stallion in a rodeo, bucking and jerking just to get the offending rider off its back. Mikey sat back in shock for a while, then sighed as he wiped off the trickle of blood from the corner of his sore mouth with the back of his hand.

"I kinda expected this sorta greeting," he admitted, getting back on his sandaled feet and dusting himself. "But hey, I'm glad you guys still haven't changed."

He had said the last part with a warm smile and the signature twinkle of delight in his baby blues. The gesture had even made Raph stop his squirming. Teary-eyed, Leonardo smiled back with all the unforgotten love he felt for his little brother.

'_And you haven't changed either, Mikey.'_

**-TPWT-**

"UGH! DONNIE, GIVE ME MY PHONE BACK!" Twelve-year-old Michelle Jones screeched as she ran after her redheaded, blue-eyed sibling.

Although four years younger than his raven-haired sister, Donato Jones was nimbler and faster than other boys his age and even with her ninja training with Uncle Leo and Uncle Raph, Michelle was of no match against her brother when it came to a game of cat and mouse. Exhausted and peeved, she collapsed on the living room couch, glaring at Donato from a distance with piercing emerald eyes.

"Really, sis? Is that all you can do?" The eight-year-old taunted as he tinkered the gadget in his hands. "I don't think our uncles are gonna be pleased when they find out that their beloved niece and student Mitch was beaten by obnoxious little Donnie. Oooooooh! Who's Josh?"

At the mentioning of the name, Mitch blushed fifty shades of scarlet and cursed under her breath. Grabbing one of the couch throw pillows, she took aim and lobbed it.

"BULLSEYE!" She exclaimed when she heard the impact and the surprised yelp from her brother. "How do you like them apples?"

"I don't!" Came the slightly muffled response as Donnie stumbled to the floor.

With an air of confidence and triumph, the girl came to her fallen brother and raged an all-out tickle attack on him.

"WAHAHAHA! NO…FAIR…SIS!" The boy wheezed out through laughter and pants.

"What is?" Mitch questioned, cocking a brow.

The redhead managed to wriggle free from her "death" hold, gasping for air with his lips pursed into a mischievous grin.

"Assaulting a downed enemy who can't even fight back. Boy, wait 'til Uncle Leo hears this!"

"No way! He'll make me do fifty flips! Don't you dare, Donnie!"

"Yes, I will!"

"No, you won't!"

"YES!"

"NO!"

Casey and April Jones emerged from the kitchen to find their two children engaged in a play-wrestle, the elder's slight muscle against the younger's developing agility. Both parents sighed.

"Man, where did they get all that energy from?" The vigilante-slash-cop asked, facepalming.

"Where else do you think, Case?" His wife half-groaned as she shook her head. "Michelle Angela and Donato Tesla Jones, enough before one of you hurts the other."

"Really, Ape? You named your little girl after me?"

That voice!

Everyone in the room turned to the now open window where not two, but three tall mutant turtles stood by. The one in between Leonardo and Raphael was strangely dressed and not wearing a bandanna mask, but the adult half of the humans in the room recognized him anyway.

"Michelangelo!" April exclaimed as she embraced her long-lost friend. "Oh my God! Is it truly you?"

"Why? Do you know any other cool mutant ninja turtle in orange?" The nunchaku wielder chuckled, returning the hug.

"Geez, Mike! Where the hell have ya been all this time?" Casey asked and Michelangelo winked at him.

"I'll tell you guys later, but right now," the turtle moved out of April's arms and knelt in front of the two wide-eyed children in the room. "Hiya there, kids! I'm your Uncle Michelangelo, but you can shorten that to Mike or Mikey, whatever's your choice. I take it you've heard of me from the stories your folks and uncles tell you?"

"Uh…yeah," it was the girl who spoke, albeit a bit timidly. "I'm Michelle, but you can call me Mitch, and this is my brother Donato, or Donnie."

"Aren't you the prankster among you guys?" Donnie jabbered excitedly, jumping up and down. "You use the, um, nunchaku, right? Can you show me some of your moves? Why are you wearing clothes when Uncle Leo and Raph don't? Where's your mask?"

Mikey laughed at the little boy's babbling and ruffled his red hair.

"Whoa! Slow down, squirt! I can't answer all of your questions at once."

"Then ya'd bettah start answerin' ours first, Mikey," Raphael butted in, "'coz we ain't waitin' any longah. Ya made us waste seventeen years for ya."

Leonardo elbowed his eyepatched brother rather roughly, earning an irritated growl from him. Michelangelo sighed and stood up straight, his hand still on Donnie's head.

"He's right, Leo," he agreed, cheerful expression shifting into a serious one. "I made all of you wait, so I owe all of you an explanation."

He took his place on the couch with his friends' kids on either side. The others stood in front of him and the couch.

"Right, so…" He rubbed the back of his neck sheepishly. "I'm here 'cause…I need your help, bros. The clan's in – "

"Hang on," Leo interrupted, eye ridges furrowed. "'Clan'? What clan? Our clan?"

"No, not ours. It's actually…a clan I joined in Japan – "

"Japan? That's where ya've been all this time, Mike?" Raph questioned.

"Yeah, but – "

"Why didn't the Ancient One tell us? Ya bribed him ta not say a word, didn't ya?"

"N-No! I wouldn't – "

"Then WHY, Mikey?! Why the shell did ya stay in Japan?! An' ya came back ta New York only ta ask fer our help?! Ya got some nerve ta show yerself ta us fer that!"

As he spoke, Raphael had begun to approach his long-lost brother, anger etched on his features and beak curled into a snarl. The eldest of the turtles came in between, remembering his red-masked sibling's "greeting" for Michelangelo earlier that evening.

"Raph! Calm yourself down! You already got him a while ago – "

"JUS' LEMME AT HIM! IMMA BEAT SOME SENSE INTA HIM!"

"STOP THIS, RAPHAEL! There are children here!"

The sai wielder's one amber eye glared at Mikey, then focused on Mitch and Donnie. Both were staring back at him with large fearful eyes.

"Fine," he finally gave in, but started to walk towards the window, "I ain't helpin' him, though. He doesn't deserve it."

"Raph – "

"Save it, Leo! I'm outta here!"

"Raphie, I'm begging ya!"

He just sneered at the youngest's use of his pet name.

"No way in shell, Mikey. Ya got yerself inta whatevah mess ya made an' yer gonna fix it on yer own."

"B-But…Don also needs your help!"

Raphael abruptly came to a halt, his left leg already on the other side of the window. He turned back to see Mikey already on his feet, everyone else looking at him in bewilderment.

"D-Don?" It was April who broke the tensed silence. "OUR Don?"

Michelangelo gazed at the family he had just reunited with, his baby blues filled with unmistakable sincerity and hope.

"Yes, our Donatello's still alive."


	4. The Journey

**I do not own TMNT 2003.**

Leonardo and Raphael stood rigid in awe, marveling the marble white craft before them. Magnificent and well-polished, the private jet was a sight to behold, especially to two mutant outcasts of society. It responded to their shocked silence with the roar of its engines, and the turtles perceived that this will be how they will reach their practiced art's birthplace, the Land of the Rising Sun.

And to think that Michelangelo had come to New York in this civilized manner.

"Get on, guys!" Said brother coaxed as he peered through the doorway of the jet. "Don and the clan can't wait any longer!"

The turtles outside looked at each other before stiffly boarding the aircraft. They entered and drank in how spacious the inside was despite its cramp outer features. To their right was a plush couch delicately sewed in maroon fabric that was velvet to the touch. Directly in front of the piece of furniture and suspended from the ceiling by a bendable swivel-bar was a flat-screen TV, obviously expensive and probably of high definition viewing. To their left was a miniature refrigerator most likely filled with food and beverage of great quality and beyond the appliance was an amount of smooth-surfaced space allowed unoccupied. Carpeting most of the compartment save for the empty space on the left was a grey, grass-like covering, soft and ticklish to the bare feet of the jet's newest passengers.

The two mutants had been so captivated by the scene that when the door behind them was slammed shut, they jumped in alarm. They turned around to see a male human, tall and somewhat lean in build and pale in complexion. His black, shoulder-length hair was tied into a rattail and his burgundy eyes stared back at them with indifference, as if the sight of mutant turtles was an everyday thing to him. His slender-fingered hands smoothed out the folds of his tailored suit and pants and without a single word, he retreated calmly to the jet's cockpit to the far right of the couch.

"That was my…uh…bodyguard and pilot Makkurohane," Michelangelo pointed out as he flopped onto the couch. "He's also the clan's messenger and scout. Quite a quiet guy, if you ask me."

"Mikey, why do you have a bodyguard?" Leo asked as he joined his sibling on the couch.

"Yeah, an' human," Raph added, folding his scarred arms across his chest, "an' he didn't freak out when he saw us. Where'd ya get this jet anyway? Whose jet is this? How'd ya get a hangar fer this jet? Why – "

"Too many questions!" The youngest turtle exclaimed dramatically then laughed. "Okay, so the hangar and the jet are…clan property and since I'm part of said clan, I have the liberty to use them. And I have a bodyguard because…"

"Because?" His elder brothers repeated.

"Well…let's just say I have a really important role in my clan. It's a long story that you guys won't exactly understand unless we get there. Besides, I believe it's best if Don himself would tell you. And Makkurohane ain't exactly human."

"Okay, what'd ya mean by those last two parts? 'Bout Don an' that Makkurohane guy?"

Mikey shot his red-masked brother a slightly exasperated look.

"Like I said, it's a LONG story that Donnie-boy would gladly explain. The jet's supersonic so we got about six hours to get to Japan. Now tell me, Raphie. How'd you get those scars and that really cool eyepatch over your left eye?"

Raphael just smirked a rather nasty smirk.

"Oh, I don't know, Mike. It's a kinda a LONG story – "

"RAPH!"

"Alright, alright! Don't get yer panties in a bunch! Ya still owe us an explanation, though."

Sighing, he then sat on the couch, sandwiching Mikey in between him and Leo. Suddenly, the whole compartment lurched forward a little, causing the passengers to yelp in surprise.

"I apologize for the sudden start, Sirs," a deep and accented voice spoke through the speakers, "but we are currently on the move. Please fasten your seatbelts and I hope that you may enjoy the flight."

"Thanks, Makkurohane!" Michelangelo shouted as he and his brothers did as they were advised.

The turtles waited until the jet was in flight to continue their conversation.

"Go on, Raphie. Tell me the story!"

The sai wielder groaned at his youngest sibling's enthusiasm.

"Okay, so I got ma bad eye an' ma scars from Hun." He actually paused to snarl at the memory playing in his mind. "That bastard had a lotta fun beatin' an' cuttin' me up an' shit. An' I had a lotta fun killin' him afterwards, especially when… "

"When what?"

"He was the one who took Master Splinter away from us, Mikey, ten years ago," it was Leonardo who answered when his other brother fell silent. "It was horrible, how he killed Sensei. Something snapped inside me and I charged at him without even thinking."

As he talked, he was unconsciously rubbing at the scorch mark that ran from his left shoulder to halfway down his forearm. Mikey mentally guessed that it was one of the many reminders that Hun had made on his brothers.

"Hey, guys," he began as he swung an arm around each turtle's shoulders, "you shouldn't be gloomed out by that. I'm sure Sensei wouldn't want us to still be moping around for him. And think about the reunion we'll have! The four mutant ninja turtles – Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo – back together again!"

"How is Donnie, anyway?" Leo inquired, his mood brightening up a bit. "He isn't here with us right now."

"An' the last we heard, he was dead," Raph recalled, "Sensei told us that he saw ya two in some sorta battlefield in a vision. An' when he described Donnie…Leo an' me really didn't take it all too well."

"Our genius brother is very much alive," Mikey stated, smiling as he motioned to the entire cabin. "In fact, he was the one who had the whole interior of this baby redesigned and teched-out."

"Good ol' Donnie!" The elder mutants cried out with laughs.

"Yup. He even had that space on the left turned into a miniature training area. He really works out a lot these days and has muscles that would put the Terminator to shame, which is necessary since he's – "

The nunchaku wielder cut himself short, making his brothers turn to him with raised eye ridges.

"He's what, Mike?" The eldest among them questioned.

"He's…um…got a really important role in the clan we joined, much like mine but not exactly like mine. It's all part of the long story he'll tell you later."

Needing to change the topic, Michelangelo got off the couch and came to the refrigerator. He opened its door and searched the inside for something suitable. What he finally took out made his siblings' jaws drop to the grey, ticklish floor.

"Champagne, anyone?"

**-TPWT-**

With closed eyes, he heaved out a heavy sigh as he brought the sakazuki to his beak. He had the sliding door of his room pushed to the side to allow in the scent of the sakura in the rock garden outside, soothing his weary mind and soul. On his lap were his two katana, vibrating inside their sheaths yet again. They were still alerting him, still pressing him about the menace long thought to be vanquished from the face of the land.

'_Fear…they are afraid…of HIM…'_

He shook his head. The legendary blades Totsuka and Kusanagi…afraid? The swords once in the possession of the god Susanoo…terrified? He still wouldn't believe it, still refused to accept that the Accursed One would return to threaten the existence of all life. But his scouts and spies had seen the signs and the attacks recently made on his territory were those of the Accursed One's followers. They know that he has the weapons to harm their master and the power to eradicate their master permanently.

They want him dead, for the sake of their master's resurrection.

"Nidaime-sama."

He did not open his eyes for he knew the woman standing in his doorway and blocking off the sakura's wafting fragrance. She had salmon pink hair long enough to reach the small of her back and jade green eyes whose pupils were slits. She wore a pale yellow kimono held in place by a cyan blue obi. She would have been mistaken for an ordinary woman in her early twenties if it weren't for the salmon pink cat ears sprouting from the top of her head and the split-ended tail extending from her rear.

"What is it, Momoko?" He asked, setting down his sakazuki.

"The other leaders are already here, Nidaime-sama, and since Fukuchou-sama is on a business trip, they require your presence."

He sighed again and flashed Momoko a small smile.

"I'll be there shortly. Kindly tell them to wait for me."

Momoko bowed down low to him and went off to report back to the guests. For the third time, a sigh escaped his beak.

'_And what sort of business trip did Michelangelo skedaddle off to now?'_

He got up and dressed into his usual attire: Golden yellow haori with black Eastern Dragon prints draped over his broad shoulders and a lilac yukata that had baby pink flame patterns dancing on its ends and was kept on his person by the sunny yellow obi around his waist. He clothed his feet with a pair of clean white tabi and had his katana tied around his waist and to his right by a narrow leather belt.

'_Now I have to take care of the meeting, including Hitotsume's side comments and temper.'_

He finally bound a long torn piece of purple cloth around his altered eyes, hiding from the world the curse and gift he had received when he had been returned to the plane of the living. Once the cloth was secure, he grabbed the heavily marred bo staff in the corner and exited his quarters, an air of authority cloaking him as he strode down the corridor despite his sightlessness. He stopped in front of a particular sliding door, the room inside alive with boisterous chattering and shouts. He restrained himself to sigh for the fourth time.

'_Well, someone has to be the bearer of the bad news. I just wish it shouldn't have to be me.' _

He pushed the door to the side and entered, only to be greeted with an unearthly bellow, and the contained sigh fled out of his esophagus.

'_Ah, shell.'_


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